Synth pop's first international superstars, the Human League were among the earliest and most innovative bands to break into the pop mainstream on a wave of synthesizers and electronic rhythms, their marriage of infectious melodies and state-of-the-art technology proving enormously influential on countless acts following in their wake. - All Music Guide

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Reproductions. The perfect name for a perfect tribute to the Human League. Why the Human League? Maybe some of you are skeptical, thinking of the band as a fluffy 80's synthesizer group, more concerned with fashion than substance. Maybe you remember their infectious dance hit "Don't You Want Me?" and hardly remember much else. That's why we pay homage to one of the most influential and underrated electronic groups of the last 25 years. Features tracks from Ladytron, Future Bible Heroes, Lali Puna, Garland...   [ read more ]

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RESTOCK. Ladytron fuses computer rock with catchy pop hooks, three decades of influence, and sexy female vox. Take the streamlined new-wave electro of The Human League and Kraftwerk, throw in some Gorgio Moroder basslines, and perhaps some northern blue-eyed soul, and you've got Ladytron.

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